Grandma Moses

nature, and see beauty in what others see as just grass and sky. After reading this short description of my grandmother, she probably sounds like a very sweet old lady. She is sweet, but is not a woman you’d want to challenge or treat unfairly. My grandma has taught me to appreciate nature, stand up for myself while respecting others, and to be a good friend who knows how to comfort a troubled soul during a time of need. 11. During the summer of 2012, my cat Frankie went into

impact on the thoughts that wander inside my head. Crisp morning air enveloped me as I walked out the hotel at a time much too early to be awake on a summer day. Wrapping my arms around my body and moving my feet leisurely, as to not fall ahead of my grandma, we strolled to the trolley station. Slowly, with its antennas connected to the power lines, and painted a screaming red, the wagon-like vehicle inched toward us. With smiles plastered on our faces, the group of tourists piled on the trolley. “This

nature, and see beauty in what others see as just grass and sky. After reading this short description of my grandmother, she probably sounds like a very sweet old lady. She is sweet, but is not a woman you’d want to challenge or treat unfairly. My grandma has taught me to appreciate nature, stand up for myself while respecting others, and to be a good friend who knows how to comfort a troubled soul during a time of need. During the summer of 2012, my cat Frankie went into renal failure.

This counselor met with Anthony, his grandma/guardian, and transition coordinator, Joe Delegato to review the results of his community based assessment and draft his plan for employment, on 10/10/17. Anthony stated that he really liked the assessment and enjoyed Applebee's the best. His grandmother stated that he came home every day happy. She also stated that when he got his first check he took the whole family to dinner. Anthony stated, "it felt really good to pay for everyone else." Anthony and

to my heart, I think of the one person that I go to for everything. My grandma is that person; she is my person. Her heart is why I adore her. My grandma would give anything to anyone, she supports me in everything I do, her kindness radiates throughout her, and she is the most dependable person I have in my life. I hold my grandma on a pedestal because she has always held me on hers. To start with, I have witnessed my grandma give almost everything she had to those who needed help countless amounts

the car rider line. “Hello sweetie, how was your day today ?” she says. “Pretty good,” I say every single time she asks me. “Want anything before I drop you off?” my grandmother asks. “No thanks” I reply. I want to say “I wanna go home”, knowing my grandma, if I would have said that I

Parasailing        Sailing over a hundred feet above blue waters sounds incredible, right? Well, I have it was honestly the most terrifying and thrilling thing I have ever done. I got onto the ship to get to the bigger bout and thoughts started to creep into my head like a shark was going to attack me, or I was going to drown.  My heart was beating at least 200 beats per second.            Too start off this great story, I got up in the morning of a sunny and bright day at the beach. I was at my

do the TCAP today, or visit grandma?” She asked. Her mother gave a shrug in response. “What do you want to do? Do you want to take the test? Or visit your grandmother on her last day? Both are good, you’ll get a great education if you take the test, and you’ll also be able to visit your grandmother on her last day of life?” Her mother asked. Maya still didn’t really know what to do. She stood in thought for a while and finally made up her mind. “I’ll go see grandma today. I’ll be able to take the

younger brother, around with his light saber. Eventually I saw Cody bring out his green saber and start playing with my older brother. They were laughing and smiling. I just smiled and looked downstairs into the little kitchen window. I could see my grandma busy wrapping boxes. I figured I best look away, knowing that those were our Christmas presents. I felt utter bliss as I looked

weekend, on some trip that I can not remember. In lieu of a babysitter, my grandmother, grandma Hetzel, had come from her city home to watch my brother and me. That is what she was supposed to be doing, at least. In the two minutes I had gone on a bike ride around our small cul de sac, my grandmother had disappeared into ruin air. The morning had started off normal enough. She is the cool kind of grandma who lets you watch TV all day and say whatever you want. My older brother Josh and I had